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    Quote Originally Posted by drift_g35 View Post
    I dont have kids either but if I did and someone's kid was bullying mine, I would confront the parents, if it continued, id drag the kids dad out of his house by his ears and show him how bullying feels.
    Exactly what I was thinking.
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    Watch the recent documentary "Bully". You will see how twisted the school administrator, public safety officer, and even some parents' logic can be. I think one conclusion of the movie is you may have to involve lawyers and the press to get action with some schools. In fact, I would attack on multiple fronts to ensure a victory: demanding action from the school, filing complaints/pressing charges with police, getting the lawyers and press involved when officials fail to act, and documenting all of it. If your bullied kid is not alone, get all the bullied kids to take marital arts.
    Last edited by DaBull; 03-29-2013 at 22:30.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Squeeze View Post
    Exactly what I was thinking.
    +1 My first thought would be to assert myself with the bully's parents, who are ultimately responsible for it anyway. But would no doubt encourage the kid to defend him/herself too.
    Last edited by mrghost; 03-30-2013 at 10:06.

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